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Super 10 football: Columbia, Ed White make big moves up in Week 6 rankings
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The high school football regular season is off and rolling. News4JAX Varsity 4 Super 10 is here. It will be published on Tuesday through the end of the regular season. Think we’ve got a team ranked too high or a program not ranked at all? Send us a message on Instagram (@Sports4Jax) or sports@wjxt.com. For the Super 10 Coaches poll for Week 6, see that here.
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Jacksonville Judge Says Drop License Case Against Teacher Over Charlie Kirk Post
A Florida administrative law judge is recommending that state officials drop their case to revoke or suspend the teaching license of a Jacksonville educator who posted about Charlie Kirk's death last year. Judge Garnett Chisenhall found that the Florida Education Practices Commission had not proven its allegations against Hope McMath, a teacher at Douglas Anderson School of the Arts, clearing a path — though not a guarantee — for her to keep her credential.
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Judge recommends dismissing charges against DA teacher who sent controversial Charlie Kirk post
A Florida administrative law judge is recommending an education commission drop charges seeking revoke or suspend Jacksonville teacher Hope McMath’s license over a controversial Charlie Kirk post. McMath was an art history teacher at Douglas Anderson School of the Arts.
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Super 6 independent coaches poll: Interlachen moves into rankings in Week 7
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The high school football season is here and Varsity 4 has the independent football Super 6 rankings for coaches to vote on throughout the season. It will be published each Monday. Varsity 4 Independent coaches poll, Week 7. Rank, (previous), school, record, points, (first-place votes) 1....
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Bolles Breaks Ground on $4M Arts Hub at Historic Bartram Campus
Bolles School broke ground on a $4 million arts and innovation center at its Middle School Bartram Campus in Jacksonville. The 6,802-square-foot Alban Arts and Innovation Center will occupy a historic building on the campus. The project carries a lead gift from Bree R. Alban and David Alban. Additional support...
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Raines Blindsides And Bludgeons Mandarin 31-13 In The Graveyard
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Two undefeated teams walked into the Graveyard with something to prove. The Mandarin Mustangs and Raines Vikings entered Friday night’s showdown unbeaten, setting the stage for one of Jacksonville’s most anticipated high school football matchups of the season. Mandarin arrived at 3-0, while Raines was 4-0, and the atmosphere surrounding the game reflected the significance of the matchup.
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Speeding Drivers Terrorize Oceanway Middle Crossing Guard, Parents Demand Fix
A crossing guard outside Oceanway Middle School in Jacksonville's Northside neighborhood says she has been nearly hit by drivers four separate times while trying to get students safely across Oceanway Avenue at its intersection with Magnolia Avenue. Phyllis Seligman, who has volunteered at the crossing for two years, says the danger has become routine, not rare.
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High school football ‘26: Bolles, Columbia win Super 10 clashes in huge Week 5
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Scores, schedules and looking ahead after Friday’s Week 5 of the high school football season, and the colossal showdown between Raines and Mandarin that headlined a blockbuster week. Bolles and Columbia won major Super 10 showdowns to headline a major week of football. The Bulldogs...
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Mandarin Mustangs vs. Raines Vikings: First matchup in nearly a decade set for tonight
It has been nearly a decade since the Mandarin Mustangs and the Raines Vikings have faced each other on the football field — and tonight, the wait is finally over. The two teams haven't played since 2018, and tensions are running high. News4JAX's Melanie Lawson is live at Raines High School with a preview of the highly anticipated matchup.
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Boisterous Bulldogs bring the school spirit
Everyone knows them, everyone loves them, so let’s take a deeper dive into all of the boisterousness, pride, and spirit that Boisterous Bulldogs have to offer. Boisterous Bulldogs is an “ongoing tradition for Bolles seniors with a passed-down legacy,” said group member Thomas Catto ‘27. The organization is made up of seniors who take on the responsibility of bringing school spirit and energy to the Bolles community throughout the school year. The 2027 Boisterous Bulldogs team consists of senior members Catto, Grace Ross ‘27, Mary Cronk ‘27, Leo Guglielmi ‘27, Brodie Colyer ‘27, and Sofia Santamaria ‘27. Together, this group will continue the tradition of Boisterous Bulldogs throughout their final year at Bolles.